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@stagefright5/pi-status-bar

v0.2.1

Published

A compact single-line status bar for pi

Readme

Compact Status Bar

Most of this extension was written with the pi agent CLI.

Replaces pi's built-in multi-line footer with a single-line status bar in TUI mode.

Back to the extension workspace

Display

cwd (git-branch) | context percentage/window | cost | provider/model display name (thinking level) | extension statuses

The footer includes:

  • the current working directory, shortened to ~ when it is inside the home directory
  • the current Git branch, when available
  • estimated context usage and total model context window
  • cumulative assistant-message cost for the session
  • the active provider, model display name, and thinking level, such as anthropic/Claude Sonnet 4.6 (high); non-reasoning models show (off)
  • active statuses published by extensions through ctx.ui.setStatus()

The footer omits cumulative input, output, and cache-token metrics. It sorts extension statuses by status ID, removes line breaks, and appends them after the built-in fields.

Colors and width

  • Normal context usage appears dimmed.
  • Usage above 70% appears as a warning.
  • Usage above 90% appears as an error.
  • The footer truncates with an ellipsis to fit the terminal width.

Plan Mode uses the extension-status area to show its active state, plan title, iteration count, and relevant shortcuts.

Scope and lifecycle

The extension runs only when ctx.mode === "tui". It installs the custom footer when a session starts and restores pi's default footer when that session shuts down or extensions reload.

Because pi supports only one custom footer at a time, another footer extension loaded later can replace this one.

Installation

Install the standalone package:

pi install npm:@stagefright5/pi-status-bar

For source development and tests, see the source README and workspace development guide.